Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-07
FRox TurspAr's DAILY.

FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 x. Blackford came in from FiaessaA to-day.
 Railroad tickets bought and cold q A. Aitken's.
 All the fresh fruits oi the ssason by express daily at AL Aitkens'.
 'ieo. White, the genial anchsr and capitalist of Agua Fria, is in town.
 Jerry Woodbridge and J. 3. Nc Cutchen came in on to<lay's train, from San Diego
 The only hand made spanish cigars in town can be had st Curtis ( Col Sample Rooms-
 Lewis st. James came in today with great big grip-ssck, presumably full of delinquent taxes.
 Buy your LouisiAns State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency ior the same, in Prescott.
 Governor Geo. D. Nagle and K. Bar ret., of Walnut Grove, were in town yesterday, returning today.
 Kentucky sour mash wildly doub's stanG ard goods and genuine Tennsssss white rye at rne Cob Web.
 A band of Mexicans with monkeys, biris, Chihuahua dogs and other tropi- cal products, are doing the town
 Isealestate agents are of but little use, where there is neither . demand for real estate and where there is no real est,te for sale.
 While appreciating the play last night, it has been suggested, and properly too, by . number who attend ed, that programmes of the perform anoes would not have been out of place.
 One thousand head of cattle wanted -one and two year old heifers-for spot cash. Apply in person, or by let- ter, stating price, to Editor JouRHAL- MrSER, Prescott, Araz.
 1. special meeting of the womenis Relief Corps will be held in their hall, on Tuesday evening, September Sth, to final arrangements for the en- to be given by Major Hen- iershott, "the drummer boy of the Rap on Tuesday and Wednes- lay evenings of next week.
 I. H. Wilson desires us to announce that on account of needing repairs, the coach will not be taken out ,n the regular train tomorrow. A special train will leave ct midnight, to .aks the Nellie Boyd dramatic troupe 10 the Junction, which win connect with the east bound train, and will con 'ey passengers desiring to % east If here are any passengers desirous of ,oiag west they will bs furnished with ,hairs and the best sccommodatioa possible in . box car attached to the egalar train.
 Before leaving for the east, T. 5. Bul ocI< entered into partial arrangements O. the building of large hotel in Pres ,ott. The site was not fully determined ,n. In conversation with some of the argest property holders heFe, the ex- ,ression was general that if an entirely ,ew building is to be constructed. it hould be erected on the south side of he plazN. There are . number of buildings which, with alterations and additions, could be made servicsable or this purpose.
 Bert Fsrnhsm's dog, "Jim,r made . ,alpabie hit, last night, when he out from behind the scenes in earch of his young master, and struck 'Jsck Salt" amidships, startling the i'd tar and disconcerting Lieutenant "Get out, you whelp," old lack yelled, while the audience made he hall ring with applause. It vas eyeral seconds before the tws acton were composed and the audience subsi- led sufficiently to proceed. Although ,oi down on the bills, this impromptu Jay had good effect, but in making his | afterward for this ere ,irg, Jack Salt said the play would be ,reduced with the dog left out.
 The Nellie Boyd dramatic company were greeted with good audience last right at the Prescott Open House. Tho ,lay produced was "Unknown," of the order. Miss Boyd, of ,ourse. was the central figure in the ,lay, and having played to . Prescott lulience before, was loudly spplauded ,n her appearance. She is supported y good company and, judging from he applause received, the audience vas vel pleased. The scenery and stage ettings are all carried by the troupe, mi were very beautiful. "Passion's Slave will be produced tonight, and he complete success scored last night lss created such demand for seats hst very early in the day the lager portion of them were taken. The fol- ov-ing was the cast of characten Of he play: "Bes Merryhdght," Nellie Boyd; Harold" (the Unknown), o. Fl. Barr; "Jack Salt," J. Wallace; "Dr. W. J. Kohler; "Jimmy,r F. B. Hatch; "PAt," James Mckee; Tyson" H. Armstrong; Albert" T. l. Murray; "Louise," Robin Merry l 'Annete," Annie Mifflin; Muiscal Di- 'est1r, c. X. Prince.
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